Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-06-03
LOCAL MATTERS S

Natural Gas, Real Estate Boom, Fur
,iture lower than ever at Philip Hager's,
al2 and 2l4 Summit Street, Toledo, o.
Ed. Osborn, Of the Antwerp Argus, pro-
poses to give his Subscribers time, but not
eternity, in which 10 pay their subscript-
ion,
"A large new stock OF Wall Paper
and Ceiling Decorations at
A. r. CHAMPNEY's.
The returns OF the Assessors OF Wocd
county foot up o0l births and 2S9 deaths
in the county during the year ending
March 81, 1887.
The next Social of the La dies Centen-
niNl Society will be held at the residence
of Mrs. G. P. Taylor, Friday evening,
June 10Th. All are cordially invited.
Let us consider our thoughts as 80
much company and inquire which of
them we would wish to exclude and
send away. which to let in and which
receive.
John Franks, Of North Baltimore, Is
probably the Oldest man in this part OF
the country. In a disposition read in
Common Pleas Court Tuesday, he makes
oath that his age is 102.-Beacon.
Money toLoan. Inquire of
II. Il. PECK, Agent.
Miss Ada Munger closed term of
school in the Ault district on Wednes-
day evening with a pleasant exhibition,
consisting of vocal music, recitations,
dialogues, etc., and quite number of
friends from town were in attendance,
Two gentleman from Toledo were
here the greater part OF the week, putting
in one of Smead's heating and Ventilating
apparatus into the new church. This fur.
mace when completed will cost the society
$400.- Weston Herald
Those interested in wild flowers should
make note OF the fact that Mr.. E. E.
Slerns, % Union Square, New York, offers
TO furnish, without charge, the correct
scien,ific and popular names Of any plant
in flower (or fern) that may be sent to
him.
Ready. mixed House and Carriag,
Paints, Varnishes and Oils at
A. X. CHAMPNEY'S.
The Maumee Standard Base Bal
Club playeo the Cresents OF Perrysburg
on Monday last, the game standing 2
for the Cresenls and 10 for tn,
Standards. The Cresents and the Mon
itors have another contest on tn
grounds here to morrow afternoon.
The Williams Monufa curing &C
who are located in Cleveland, and adveriis
some patent medicines, are genuine beat'
We did some advertising, for this i'll be
gotten firm, and now the statement q
amount due us is refused by them. w
ask that ne wspnpers notice this and nssit
in downing such rascals.-North Bditimo'
Beacon.
The editor OF an exchange Gums Il
his present condition in the following
"Did you ever notice the poor chap tina
stands in the frst picture Of nm almana
with the bulls and sheep and scorpi on an
twins, etc around him? Did on eve
notice that lie WAS naked, and had nolI
ing in his stomach? Well, that poor fe
low used to edit paper, and didn't exat
pay in advance on subscriptions
There was great excite ment in
neighborhood in Ottawa a few day
since over the disappearance.of littI
three year old boy. The neighbors Wei
aroused and joined in the search, and i
about ten minutes he was found in tn
back yard with gimblet in hand sink
ing a well for gas or oil, as the cas-
might be. The father was stockholC
er in a gas company. AS the tree
bent the twig is inclined.
The Baptist Church at Ha skins WI
thoroughly crowded last Friday evenin
on the occasion of the First Annu;
Commencement of the Haskins Hig
School. THUS Ends Our First lie
son" was the motto of the first gradua
ing class. Frank V. Brock, Laduska
Austin, May F. Halbert and Belle Ryd
were the members of the class of 9
and the class for 'SS are as follow
Lotta A. Challen, Elan B. Twinin
Verna B. Loomis, Carrie e. Marion al
Aroma Treadwell.
Peoples eyesight varies A man mi
see little five cent piece on the side-wa
bu, not an acquaintance whom he wish
. to cut. A lady ia very keen 10 calch 4
eye of the young gentleman Tlie fancies b
somehow she never sees poor relation,
e any body that is shabby dressed. None
y our opticians are able, with all their wi,
i. dom, TO sccounl for this state of TIN n,
: But the fact is patent TO all-in fact, il
. about the only thing distinctly seen. Al
/ how strange fact IL is.-EI.
"A new trade for women is that
"neighborhood darner." The women VI
follow il has for her customers a dozen
twenty households, each Of which s
visits weekly and spends few hours
dong up the family darning and mendp
including ripping and cleaning of ,
gowns. Her engagements are systematic
and she never lacks work. Some OF TN
members make specially of repniri
lace and other delicate fabrics. The y
is fairly good, and the professional ment
ia great blessing to the bnsy houseke'
ers with large fnmlies.-Er.
Watches, Clocks ,Jewelry, Spectac
Special attention given to Repairing,
Warranted. JOHN ZURFLUH,
35 Monroe ST. Toled
Mr.. John Cunningham presented
yesterday with limb of what is beleiv
l. IL La